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Female Help Winlod H«h> W«nt»d Final. Hrin TRANSFORMER WINDERS AND ASSEMBLERS • Experience desired but will train , qualified applicants. • Day Shift 7:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. • Excellent working conditions. • All standard benefits. • New Incentive System. TRIWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY 519 W. SHERIDAN LAKEMOOR McHENRY, ILLINOIS WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Female Help Wanted NEED baby sitter in Lakeland Park. Call 385-1229 after 5:30 p.m. 11-17-67 N.C.R. Operator Part time. Nights Experience not necessary. Will train. Excellent starting salary. -- Apply -- McHenry Hospital 8518 W. Waobecaa McHenry, HL CAIA. 88S-2200 Exfc 11-15/11-17-67 BOOKKEEPER and general office help. Full time. Alexander Lumber, 909 N. Front, McHenry. Call 365-1424. 11-15/11-17-67 Help Wanted SCHOOL BUS DRIYEBS Part Time Worts Transit 385-1500 11-15-67TF 1-2 WAITRESS WANTED. Full or part, time. Al's White House. Call 385-9892. 11-15/11-17-67 Fomale Help Wanted N<gwg Abou( TOMASELLO'S Go <3° Room. Qur Servicemen Part time cocktail waitress. Friday and Saturday only. Apply in person. 3312 Chapel Hill Rd„ Johnsburg. Call 815-385- 1475. 11-15/11-17-67 BILLING CLERK for expanding general contracting firm. Billing - experience necessary. See or call A. N. May Inc. Richmond, Illinois 815-678-2861 11-10-67TF 1-2 IT PATO TO ADVUM'MSE WANTED TO REM3 WINTER boat storage space for 23' cabin cruiser on trailer. Call 385-0487. 11-17-67 WMfTED TO BUY BROWNIE UNIFORM, size 10. Call 385-2645. 11-15/11-17-67 CABB ©F THANKS LAWRENCE BLAKE SP/4 Lawrence Blake is stationed in Vietnam. His address is RA 16895083, Co. B., 809th EBC, APO 96232, San Francisco, Calif. MOURN SUDDEN DEATH OF LOCAL SCHOOLTEACHER Our condolences to the family of Donald Phillips, Fontana, Wis. Mr. Phillips, a sixth grade teacher at Harrison school became ill at school and died, Tuesday, Nov. 7. BIRTHDAY Jerry Draffkorn, son of the Jerry Draffkorns, Oakwood Shores, will blow out three candles, Nov. 20. ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Axel (Ruth) Raedel, Deep Spring Wooc£s celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Friday, Nov. 10.. Happy anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Raedel, and many more years of health and happiness together!!!] KIWANIS CLUB-NOV. 6 The Kiwanis club of Fox River Grove-Cary and Wonder Lake held a combined dinner meeting at a steak house in Crystal Lake. Each .club was the host club. The meeting was opened by Wonder Lake's president Phil Kinzer. The Battle Ax Award was drawn and Jim Robison's wife will receive the Battle Ax letter. Fox River Grove-Cary president Dennis Aryll then presented Lt. Gov. Elect Stan Blazej and past Lt. Gov. Bob Wilford, who put on the program. We also had visitors from the Crystal Lake and Sycamore clubs. Next week Pastor Johnson will put on the program. He promises one that will get the skull cap working. Nov. 20 will be given over'to the budget committee. DREAM COMES TRUE Miss Cherl Mondek, daughter of the John Mondeks, Shore Hills, a freshmen at Castleton College, Vermont, has always dreamed and wanted to be a cheerleader luring her high school days, and last week she phoned her parents to tell them that she was chosen a cheerleader at Castleton. Congratulations, Cherl!!! NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Thanksgiving Eve service, We&iesday, Nov. 22, at 7:30 p.m. Remember the clothing appeal-- held Nov. 19-26. You are also reminded that clothing will NOT be picked up that is not packed in strong cartons and tied securely. Blankets and children's apparel are especially needed this year. Please leave clothing in church basement (in the kitchen). Time is passing quickly and before you know it, It will be Dec. 9, the fifteenth anniversary banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the new American Legion home, Ringwood road, McHenry. Dr. Robert Marshall, president of the Illinois Synod, will be the speaker. Also, the Rev. Burton Schroeder, Portland, Ore., pastor of Nativity 1953-1961, will be at the banquet and will preach the anniversary services, Sunday, Dec. 10, 8 and 11 a.m. Have a Happy Thanksgiving and will see you again next week. GOODWILL SETS ASIDE MONTH IN THANKSGIVING One Thanksgiving Day a year isn't enough, according to Goodwill Industries. Speaking for the rehabilitation agency, Norman K. Dasenbrook, executive director, said it is designating the entire month of November as a Thanks-for-Giving time. "At this time of year we realize that we at Goodwill have more than the usual number of blessings to count." Mr. Dasenbrook continued. "The people of this community have remembered Goodwill every day of the year, as evidenced by the constant flow of contributions we receive. R Is only natural that we think only one day isn't enough to thank them for their generosity." The training, rehabilitation, and work of that Goodwill gives to the handicapped is mainly a result of the gifts of usable clothing and household materials. USE THE CLASSIFIED I wish" to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, cards and trifts and to all who visited *ne during my recent illness at Woodstock Hospital. Special thanks to Fattier Tierney and the nuns of St Patrick's. Mrs. Earl McAndrews. 11-17-67 FRED COOPER GIVEN TALENTED STUDENT AWARD ment, to receive a talented student scholarship. It is awarded on the basis that he will participate in the work for the university. The scholarship is awarded for the 1967-68 academic year to students "who possess special talents in co-curricular activities that will contribute substantially to the life on the campus of the university." Fred is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa and also of Sigma Delta Chi Delta, honorary journalism society. He spent a recent weekend at Carbondale, attending a fraternity convention for Phi Sigma Kappa. FRED COOPER ' Fred R. Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Cooper of 6620 W. Rt. 120, McHenry, has been approved by the Grants-in-aid committee of Northern Illinois university, on recommendations of the Journalism departu IUT U. S. SAVINGS BONDS NEW FREEDOM SHARES Wg Saturday November 18 1 PA1IY 8 pm till ? ? ? Refreshments served - Public invited McHenry American Legion 2502 N. Ringwood Rd McHenry NOVEMBER 17, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - PG. SPACE TRAVEL It pays to be a highway space traveler, says the Institute for Safer Living. Motorists should always make sure that they have adequate stopping room. This means the distance your car will travel in one-and-one half seconds. So If you mark a point which the car ahead of you has passed and you can say "ten thousand one, ten thousand two" before your car passes that spot, you will be allowing yourself adequate room. Try it! NEXT FRIDAY will be « GOODWILL PICKUP DAY McHENRY AREA Dial 385-0863 Agnes T. Addams For a Goodwill truck to stop at your home. Help the Hanrleapped to help themselves by giving dlscans. OPENS OFFICE M. DAVID CAIN Last week marked the opening of another professional office in McHenry when M. David Cain moved into his new office in the Kent Corp. building, 3322 W. Elm street. Mr. Cain, a certified public accountant, was formerly a partner In the firm of Jedele and Cain in Antoich, where he had been located since graduation from Northwestern university in 19- 59. He comes to McHenry with a wide range of experience in the fields of accounting, auditing, tax consulting and administrative service. While associated with the Antioch firm, he served as accounting and financial consultant to the Antioch Community high school in addition to providing service to many smaller school districts in the area. A resident of this community for the past four years, he lives with his wife, Wyn, and two children, M. David, Jr., and Ann Marie, at 3331 Bayview lane, on Pistakee Lake. Be Wise Shop In McHenry "nte£ IS It I v , v "ir' fS S v v Z V "NX, mm? mm Nye s Now Carry A Complete Selection of Unusual Gifts for Christmas Giving. Get This Catalog of Fine Christmas Ideas in This Issue Mi.,' M emz ' 'X 'A M * - ' . * * > l i & s 5 r SWW6 :* - * bitud 1325 NORTH RIVERSIDE DPRRLIV\ E McHENRY, ILLINOIS 40090 Phone: 385-4426 , . r ,r ^ 'Your friendly PharmacyVt 'M$ * £ .v •*.'/£ Reg 2/V9 Hanway MEN'S T-SHIRTS Selected cotton yarns are knit to fit and give plenty of wear. Shrink resistant. Sizes S-M-L-XL. £k & Z Box of 25 Alike CHRISTMAS CARDS Your choice of 10 gorgeous designs, all with elegant bronze finish. Suitable for imprinting. FRAIM Kl_l INP Mc Hen^y i